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Review: Mitsuko Uchida's Ojai Festival revealed the zen of Mozart - Vimarsana News

Review: Mitsuko Uchida's Ojai Festival revealed the zen of Mozart

At this year's Ojai Festival, with pianist Michiko Uchida as music director, Mozart meets the modernism of legendary L.A. modernism of Schoenberg and Cage.

Surprises and more in 2024: Ojai Music Festival celebrates creativity and diversity with innovative performers, selections - Vimarsana News

Surprises and more in 2024: Ojai Music Festival celebrates creativity and diversity with innovative performers, selections

“Little girls who want to play the accordion should try another instrument, not so big and heavy. The accordion requires a man to play it.”

Things to Do: Mayfair returns with new look - Vimarsana News

Things to Do: Mayfair returns with new look

Also, Reading's Friends of Chamber Music will welcome the Brentano String Quartet back for the 26th year, and ArtsQuest will present its Memorial Day commemoration in Bethlehem.

Source: wfmz.com
Meet the Hudson Valley's 2024 GRAMMY Award Winners & Nominees - Vimarsana News

Meet the Hudson Valley's 2024 GRAMMY Award Winners & Nominees

Faculty and alumni from local colleges such as Bard College and the College of Saint Rose were recognized at the 66th Annual GRAMMY Awards.

Source: wrrv.com
A comprehensive guide to spring's classical music performances - Vimarsana News

A comprehensive guide to spring's classical music performances

From an evening with cellist Yo-Yo Ma and pianist Kathryn Stott to a spate of concerts from the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the season is brimming with an impressive variety of classical events. Arts critic Lloyd Schwartz rounds up the performances he's looking forward to.

Source: wbur.org